How do we resolve the Brexit mess?

[Gabriel]

 

[west didsblue]

Haha
“What could be more British than an unnecessary queue to get to a continent you voted to leave because you can’t holiday in your own country because everything’s too expensive and our rivers and beaches have been filled with shite.”
Just about sums it up.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

suck it up folks - Buckland says its what you wanted to see

Fuck them. I'm glad there are queues as it keeps the momentum for rejoin and the disaster of brexit in the spotlight.
Personally I think there should be separate queues for those that voted for brexit that take three days and a fast track lane for remain voters - maybe then the penny would drop

 

[Saddleworth2]

Fuck them. I'm glad there are queues as it keeps the momentum for rejoin and the disaster of brexit in the spotlight.
Personally I think there should be separate queues for those that voted for brexit that take three days and a fast track lane for remain voters - maybe then the penny would drop

That’s worth a double like.

 

[bluethrunthru]

 

[Bodicoteblue]

What happens when you have the big idea, but absolutely no plans on how to implement it, and no idea of the consequences of it, both intended and unintended.
They knew what they were voting for.
‘This is not what we voted for’
This is exactly what you voted for.
Ask mr. Buckland.
He’ll tell you this is what you voted for.
Happy yet?

 

[hampshireblue]

Why are we surprised at Braverman's comments? She had no idea what processes are in place or not, when asked by the Select Committee to describe how to get INTO the country. The fact that she is so thick or just plane lies on what causes delays to people leaving the country is just par for the course.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

suck it up folks - Buckland says its what you wanted to see

Acceptable price to pay for what?

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

That’s worth a double like.

Yeah.
Top notch shit stirring.

 

[inbetween]

You fail to understand that there has to be a benefit to ''being in the club''


other than the expectation that because you're British everyone should roll out the red carpet.

Why should it be a benefit of being in the club? We weren't in Schengen so it's not like we got away with passport-less travel in the EU anyway. Other than getting a stamp I can't really see the difference, I've queued before we left and I'm still queueing.

My observation is just that it was a pain in the arse to travel to Germany recently whilst meanwhile it wasn't a pain in the arse to travel to elsewhere in the world where we aren't in 'clubs' either.

Making you queue to get a sticker in your passport just seemed odd, are non-EU nationals queuing up to get stickers in their passports for flights from Germany to every non-EU country? I somehow doubt it. Maybe in the future when the EU goes electronic it will be easier for us, I don't know?

It sums it up on here when people are literally wishing on stupid processes resulting in queues which will also make it more difficult for themselves when they come to travel. Maybe some of you like me will consider going elsewhere and who loses then?

I think this is why I've stayed out of the Brexit debate recently and will continue to do so, it's as toxic and pointless as ever.